The problem is that they get jackshit about Kenjaku's character and approach him with a predefined mold (Aizen, Johan Liebert etc) so the moment he doesn't fit, he's bad. You can't peep the conclusion if you don't even have a clue about the character you're reading lol
Funny dood but i love it. You either interact with the story or feel left out
Like I can't stress how much more lengthy JJK would've been in another's author's hands because :
-Sukuna would've had a full sad backstory.
-Kenjaku would've had a clear starting point for his descent.
-Uro would've had a full series of flashback chapters for herself
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Like I can't stress how much more lengthy JJK would've been in another's author's hands because :
-Sukuna would've had a full sad backstory.
-Kenjaku would've had a clear starting point for his descent.
-Uro would've had a full series of flashback chapters for herself
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While yes this is a "Persona fans when they have to play the game" moment, theres also the fact that p5r is so easy that no fight before this even point requires the above average preparation you need to for this fight

































